Add top level Makefile for compiling a shared object #8
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Please use: CC ?= gcc so a different CC can be set on the command line.
Please also update the README.
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Done. I added the build instructions near the top of the README since this is usually where you find build instructions. |
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Added a top level Makefile that compiles and installs a shared object and headers for unix-like systems. This would be very helpful to have so that Fathom can be used as any other library on for example Linux. This makes Fathom even easier to integrate into chess software.